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Date.
Subject
Pago.
73
To Acting Adminis-
trator Porter.
1904.
Do- minica, 12.
May 3
1904.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 68, and expresses satisfaction at the attitude of the unofficial members of the Legis- lative Council in the matter.
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85
The Royal Society...
Malta
74
Governor
Sir
Strickland.
G. Leeward Islande, 169.
April 13 (Rec. May 5.)
Proposes to invite St. Kitts-Nevis to
contribute £25 to the fund, and a con-. tribution of £10 from the Virgin Islands.
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86
7.5
University of Birm-
ingham.
May 10
76
To Acting-Governor Leeward
Qox.
May 10
Islands, 121.
Transmits the reply of the Faculty of Medicine to No. 5, stating that the University is not in a position to con- duct examinations or grant diplomas. Approves the proposal of a contribution of £25 from St. Kitts-Nevis, but con- siders that any contribution from the Virgin Islands should be deferred for the present.
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Governor The Earl
of Ranfurly.
23.
87
To Governor Sir G. Gibraltar,
44. S. White.
May 28
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May 27
April 16
New Zealand, (Rec. May 28.)
Approves the nominations of Colonel Bruce, Staff-Surgeon E. A. Shaw, and Dr. Zammit as representing the War Office, the Navy, and the Colonial Office, on the Mediterranean Fever Committee, and asks that the services of Major Horrocks should be secured.
States that as there is no malaria in New Zealand it is not considered advisable to contribute to the fund.
Notifies selection of Major Horrocks to serve on a Commission of Enquiry into Mediterranean Fever, and re- quests that the Sanitary, Commis- sioners may be asked to grant him leave of absence on full pay during the time he is serving on the Com- mission.
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48
49
77.
Acting-Governor Sir
Manri-
April 12
G. Bower.
tius, 126.
(Rec. May 16.)
Reports that the Council of Government has voted an annual contribution of £100 for five years.
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88
To War Office
Malta
78
Governor Rodger
Gold Coast, 201.
April 28 (Rec. May 17.)
Reports that the sum of £200 has been voted by the Legislative Council for five years.
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88A Acting
Governor
Moseley.
Lagos, 180.
May 28
May 5 (Rec. May 30.)
Transmits copy of No. 87
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States that the Legislative Council have agreed to an annual contribution of £150 for five years.
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79
University of Dar-
May 18
ham.
States, in reply to No. 5, that the Uni- versity has decided not to institute an examination and diploma, and trans- mita copy of a letter from the College of Medicine on the subject.
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89
To Governor Sir C.
M. Clarke.
Malta, Telegram
May 30
90
Governor Sir C. M.
Clarke.
Malta, Telegram.
(Rec. June 1.)
80
To Governor Sir C.
M. Clarke,
Malta, Telegram.
May 19
States composition of the Mediterranean Fever Commission, and suggests that Dr. Zammit should begin immediately to make arrangements.
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States that Colonel Bruce proposes to start for Malta next week if local arrangements are sufficiently advanced.
States that there is no reason why Colonel Bruce should not start next week.
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91
To
the Royal Society.
Malta, Telegram.
June 2
112
81
War Office...
Malta
May 20
Trusts that Major W. H. Horrocks, who has been selected as the Army repre- sentative on the Commission to inves- tigate Mediterranean fever, may be able to retain his civil appointment in Gibraltar with pay during his absence in Malta.
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To Governor Sir C.
M. Clark.
Malta, 73.
June 2
Acknowledges receipt of No. ¿5; trans-
mits copies of correspondence.
Transmits copies of correspondence relative to the investigation of Medi- terranean fever.
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50
93
To Sir G. Strickland Leeward
June 2
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Islands.
82
22
To Governor Rodger
Gold Coast, 205.
May 20
Acknowledges receipt of No. 78, and
expresses appreciation.
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04
The Royal Society...
Malta
June 3
83
Acting
Major.
-
Governor
Fiji, 39.
April 22 (Rec. May 23.)
Reports that the Legislative Council have voted £100 a year for five years towards the expenses of investigation.
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Governor Sir A. W. Jamaica,
220.
84
L. Hemming.
May 5 (Rec. May 24.)
Reports that the Legislative Council has voted £100 for the promotion and dissemination of knowledge in regard to the treatment of disease, and pro- pоsea to ask the Superintending Medical Officer to furnish recommen- dations as to the manner in which the sum voted should be expended.
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Sir G. Strickland ...
Leeward Islands.
June 5
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Transmits copy of No. 65, and states that a supply of the ganze preferred may be ordered at a cost not exceed- ing £50 for sale in Antigua at prices sufficient to cover cost, freight, and insurance.
Points out necessity for the services of an epidemiologist on the Mediter- ranean fever enquiry; the Local Government Board will lend one of its trained staff for the purpose pro- vided arrangements can be made for a substitute.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 93, and returns sample of gauze chosen for sale to the public; suggests that a notification on the subject should be published in the Leeward Islands Gazette.
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96
Deputy Governur Sir II. M. Nelson,
Queens- land, 19.
April 26 (Rec. June 6.)
Forwards copy of a report by the Com- missioner of Public Health respecting the investigation of malaria.
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